Court shuts down iCraveTV -- for now

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U.S. District Court Judge Donald Ziegler has temporarily shut down Toronto, Ont.-based iCraveTV.com Inc. The case, which revolves allegations of copyright infringement by the Internet-based television broadcast services company, was brought by Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. and other media and entertainment firms.

MOTION PICTURES, Motion Picture and Video Industries, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.

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iCraveTV to be hit by suit today

Article Abstract:

Toronto, Ont.-based iCraveTV.com Inc. will be sued by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters over allegations of trademark and copyright violations. iCraveTV, which has temporarily withdrawn its service after a restraining order was filed in the United States, provides streaming television over the Internet.

Brief Article, Canadian Association of Broadcasters

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